search order means that the system libedit gets found first. This
hasn't been much of a problem until now, but the system libedit
lacks support for Apple's 64-bit architectures, which breaks the
Universal build. Therefore, force linking with tnftp's internal
libedit by replacing "-ledit" in ${LIBS} with "../libedit/libedit.a".
Workaround suggested by tls.
Changes:
- Remove GPL preamble in "primes/*.c", so everything is LGPL.
- Allow entering "e#" and "i#" as "e" and "i". Display "e", "i", and "pi" as
"e#", "i#", and "pi#".
- Require a space between command and command line, so variables don't get
confused with commands. This is a bug fix.
- Added a directory named "hard_stuff".
- Fixed error in "tests/finance.in".
So ensure that we don't pollute the environment at all and push down
the arguments for install-dependencies via the command line.
Thanks to seb@ for the problem report and test.
dependency installation, it occured to me that "make depends" doesn't
run the bootstrap-depends target correctly anymore. A deeper analysis
didn't show why it happened to work as it is only requested explicitly
by fetch. It wasn't an issue as all bootstrap dependencies were checked
again before, but fix this correctly by listening as dependency of
depends as well.
with /Developer/Applications/Utilities/PackageMaker.app, then
converted from blob to the equivalent XML with:
$ plutil -convert xml1 macpkg.pmproj
mkbinarykit will run this file through a bit of sed, then use the
result to generate a double-clickable Mac package.
trace the dependency information. This is computed and stored in
.depends directly now before anything else is done. The output is locked
and the locking is supposed to work before the bootstrap-depends are
installed.
Add a new hook for flavors after all dependencies are added and before
the depends-cookie is created. Use this to compute which package is used
to fulfill each dependency and store it in .rdepends. Adjust
register-dependencies and some other places to use this information
directly instead of recomputing it all the time.
The code to list all dependencies and to recursively install missing
ones is moved to a separate shell script. This makes it easier to
understand what is going on and extend them later.
Change the calling of pkg_create to prepend the dependencies directly to
the passed-in PLIST and not via -P and -T. This is in preperation of
changing the way they are stored in the packages.
Discussed with, recieved minor disagreement about install-dependencies,
but otherwise OKed by jlam.
pkgsrc changes:
Fix hard-coded paths in manual pages.
Pointed out in PR 36316 by Jonathan A. Kollasch.
Changes:
[Common to all programs]
- supports compilation on Solaris
- supports interface names other than {alphabet}{numeric} format.
- allows a user to specify the owner/group for the installed files.
- fixed a bug that IA-PD/IA-NA cannot coexist in one DHCP message when they
have the same IA-ID.
[DHCPv6 Relay]
- supported script execution for dhcp6relay.
- accepts ULA
- changes the destination port of a relayed DHCP packet from 546 to 547, when
it is supposed to be bound for a relay, instead of a client.
[DHCPv6 Server]
- implemented DHCPv6 Confirm message processing
- implemented DHCPv6 Decline message processing
- fixed a Solicitation message validation as stated in RFC3315 15.2.
- fixed a bug that Rebind does not work for IA-NA.
- supported an address pool that has only one entry.
- fixed an IA allocation failure from pool when it doubly requested by the same
client
- recognizes "-P" option.
Changes since version 2.8.0:
- Updated translations (be, ca, cs, el, hu, sv, uk, zh_CN).
- Fixed the "Save As" function saving to the wrong folder in the
URL Grabber.
- Fixed a bug in the "Copy Selected Link" URL right-click on
non-ASCII chars.
- Fixed small bug: #100239 buffer overflow in setup dialog.
- Overhauled the Alerts section of the settings and added support for
opening system-tray balloons (libnotify required).
- Implemented /TRAY -b command on unix.
- Nick serv authentication is now sent without the ":" when using the
/NICKSERV or /NS method. #1655733.
- Added command line argument:
--minimize=level Begin minimized. Level 0=Normal 1=Iconified 2=Tray
- Plugin API:
* Added "modes" to xchat_get_info(). Returns the current channel modes,
if they are known.
* Fixed "event_event name" for xchat_get_info() to match the docs
exactly, but 2.8.0 (mis)behaviour works too.
- Perl
* Execute the shutdown callback before removing the hooks so commands
created by the script can be used in the callback.
Attention: if you're using Scheduled Transactions, this version is not
compatible with 2.0.x, so you won't be able to open them with 2.0.x
after using them with 2.1.x.
2.1.2 - 19 May 2007
o Welcome to GnuCash 2.1.2 aka "Financially secure yet?"the third of
several unstable releases of the GnuCash Open Source Accounting
Software which will eventually lead to the stable version 2.2.0.
With this new release series, GnuCash is available on Microsoft
Windows for the first time, and it also runs on GNU/Linux, *BSD,
Solaris and Mac OSX.
This release is intended for developers and testers who want to help
tracking down bugs.
o WARNING: Make sure you make backups of any files used in testing
versions of GnuCash in the 2.1.x series. Although the developers go
to great lengths to ensure that no data will be lost we cannot
guarantee that your data will not be affected if for some reason
GnuCash crashes in testing these releases.
o Please test any and all features important to you. Then post any
bugs you find to bugzilla
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=GnuCash
o Compared to the 2.0.x series, there are only very few user-visible
new features, except for the completed port to the Microsoft Windows
operating system. Minor new features compared to the 2.0.x series
are;
o The Scheduled Transaction Editor and Management dialogs have been
integrated into the overall GnuCash User Interface to give the user a
more consistent experience in creating scheduled transactions.
o Internally, the programming language wrappers are no longer being
generated by the not-so-well-maintained package "g-wrap" but instead
by the well-established wrapper generator "SWIG". In effect, gnucash
does no longer depend on g-wrap anymore but uses SWIG now.
o New printing formats for check printing
o Bugfixes and improvements since the last version 2.1.0 include:
o Internal GObject integration is much more advanced by now
o Crash on OFX import crashing has been fixed
o Windows timezone problems fixed
o Some memory leaks have been fixed
Sparse, the semantic parser, provides a compiler frontend capable
of parsing most of ANSI C as well as many GCC extensions, and a
collection of sample compiler backends, including a static analyzer
also called "sparse". Sparse provides a set of annotations designed
to convey semantic information about types, such as what address
space pointers point to, or what locks a function acquires or
releases.
Linus Torvalds started writing Sparse in 2003, initially targeting
issues such as mixing pointers to user address space and pointers
to kernel address space.
